In its 2023 Annual Purpose & Impact Report, the World Surf League’s One Ocean Initiative celebrates its key environmental milestones, such as protecting and restoring 45,374 hectares of critical surfing ecosystems and planting 100,000 corals, while amplifying community involvement.
In its 2023 Annual Purpose & Impact Report, the World Surf League’s One Ocean Initiative celebrates its key environmental milestones, such as protecting and restoring 45,374 hectares of critical surfing ecosystems and planting 100,000 corals, while amplifying community involvement.
Recently, we saw a sea lion viciously rip out the throat of a shark. It was, as the account that posted it suggests, totally metal. Nature at its finest. Brutality. Violence. Perhaps even revenge for all the fallen brethren eaten by sharks. Seals and sea lions are a primary source of food for .
With the World Surf League leaving Jeffreys Bay off the 2024 Championship Tour, we spoke with locals about the impacts of losing the iconic surf contest.